Gold Coast Dreamworld 1-Day Entry Ticket
About this activity
Highlights
- Ride the adrenaline-pumping Giant Drop & Steel Taipan
- Meet koalas & kangaroos at WILD by Australian Geographic
- Thrilling new Jungle Rush and Rivertown attractions
- Family fun in Kenny and Belinda’s Dreamland
- Flexible use: visit any day within 12 months
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Unlimited rides across all family & kids' zones
- Entry into WILD by Australian Geographic
- Character Meet & Greets
- Unlimited rides across all thrill coasters
- Live shows & daily entertainment
- Food and drinks (available for purchase on-site)
- Optional add-ons: Skill games, souvenir photographs, animal experiences
Itinerary
Dreamworld
Experience the ultimate day out at Dreamworld, Australia’s largest theme park, located on the Gold Coast, just a short drive from Brisbane. Your ticket gives access to thrilling rides, family attractions, and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Start your day exploring the new Rivertown precinct, home to Jungle Rush, a family-friendly rollercoaster, and Murrissippi Motors, where you can cruise through scenic river landscapes. Thrill seekers can challenge themselves on The Giant Drop, Steel Taipan, and the upcoming King Claw swing ride reaching 98 km/h. Families will love Kenny and Belinda’s Dreamland, featuring rides and shows inspired by The Wiggles and ABC Kids favourites. Then, head to WILD with Australian Geographic featuring Our Country to meet iconic Australian animals like koalas, kangaroos, and crocodiles while exploring immersive habitats. Enjoy a full day of excitement, discovery, and fun for all ages at Dreamworld Gold Coast, a must-visit from Brisbane or the Gold Coast.
Meeting point
Start Location
Dreamworld
Dreamworld, Dreamworld Pkwy, Coomera QLD 4209, Australia
Important information
Know before you book
- The park is wheelchair and stroller accessible throughout
- No age restrictions, but some rides have height/weight limits
- Closed ANZAC Day & Christmas Day
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes for rides
- Bring sun protection (hat, sunnies, sunscreen)
- Parking available on-site for a fee
- Don't bring picnic hampers or cooler boxes
- Wheelchair and stroller hire available
Cancellation policy
0All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Stroller Accessible
- Service Animals Allowed
- Easy Public Transport
Reviews
Not happy with the hygiene, a lot needs to be done to improve this place. Faeces was floating in the water so my husband immediately got our children out of the water and informed the staff on duty of it which they ignored, the girl eventually went to pick it up arguing it wasnt a big poop someone had done only to have it disintegrate in her hands.. unfortunately due to the hygiene of the pools my children contracted fungal infections which made their hair fall out in clump.. they've been treated but im far from happy about it. Absolutely abhorrent hygiene.
Is really good but all you can eat is fast food there is not many options...
⭐ 1 Star – Extremely Disappointed! Wet n wild os open so why aren’t you? This is a Karen review because it bails , It’s a Monday, it’s hot, summer is approaching, and I’ve just shown up with my kids only to find out that WhiteWater World is CLOSED! I’m honestly so disappointed and frustrated. Not every parent wants to take their children out during weekends, school holidays or peak periods when everywhere is absolutely packed. Some of us actually prefer to enjoy these places during the week when it’s quieter! What makes this even more frustrating is that you’ve been heavily promoting your Black Friday sale for annual passes, which I purchased, assuming I would actually be able to use it during the week! And clearly, I wasn’t the only one confused! Another family and I walked over to the park, both wondering why on earth it wasn’t open on a hot Monday! It’s frustrating enough making the trip with excited kids, but seeing other families in the exact same situation just shows how disappointing and confusing this is. I understand that weekdays may not be as busy or profitable for the business, but that shouldn’t mean families who prefer visiting outside peak periods miss out. Surely a major water park can allocate staff and resources to operate throughout the week, especially heading into summer! If you’re going to push annual passes, I think you need to be much clearer about your operating days before people purchase them. Parents deserve flexibility too. We shouldn’t have to plan our family outings around only the days that are most profitable for you. Very disappointing! An annual pass should offer families the flexibility to enjoy the park, not just on the days that suit the business.